Readmission Effort For Two Negro Students At Georgia
At Athens Georgia the FBI and the Georgia General Assembly opened probes into rioting on the University of Georgia campus as two Negro students Charlayne Hunter and Hamilton Holmes seek readmission after suspension from an anti integration demonstration. Constance Motley asked the U S District Court in Macon to overturn the suspension and the judge ordered a written motion. The Justice Department said it was initiating a preliminary investigation into possible federal law violations amid mob action. A five man subcommittee of the Georgia House began hearings in Athens to verify reports and rumors of events, with Speaker George L Smith promising no whitewash or witch hunt.
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Macon
University of Georgia
FBI
Georgia Legislature
Athens
Atlanta
Constance Motley
Charlayne A. Hunter
Hamilton E. Holmes
U.S. District Court
U.S. Dist
W. A. Bootle
Georgia House of Representatives
House
George L. Smithel
Dag Returns To Answer Red Charges
U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold flew back from Africa to answer Soviet charges that Belgium aided an attack on pro Lumumba forces in the Congo from Ruanda Urundi. After Congo and South Africa stops, he rushed back to continue Security Council debate as Moscow pushes a critical resolution likely backed by Ceylon Liberia and the United Arab Republic.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N
Dag
Hammarskjold
Africa
Belgium
Congo
Ruanda-Urundi
South Africa
India
Joseph Mobutu
Kivu
Mobutu
Patrice Lumumba
Ceylon
Liberia
United Arab Republic
Valerian A. Zorin
Cuba Claims Torture at Gitmo and Cuban support
Revolucion accuses the United States of torturing a Cuban worker at Guantanamo Bay to force a spy confession. Manuel Prieto Gomez, 32, allegedly endured hours of torture as he was said to sympathize with the Cuban revolution. The El Mundo paper published a similar report with a hospital photo.
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Havana
Revolucion
United States Today
Guantanamo Bay Naval Base
Manuel Prieto Gomez
Prieto
el Mundo
Miami
Fla
Oscar Rodriguez
United States
FBI
Cuba
Gaston Jaccard
U.S
Jaccard
Last Mule Barn In Memphis Becomes Cattle Trade Hub
MEMPHIS Tenn AP The last mule barn in Memphis once the world’s biggest mule market is being converted to cattle trade. Wade H Tribble heads the firm saying mule demand dwindled as farmers prefer tractors. In 1943 the market handled 19000 mules monthly. by now only six remain, with half headed for a dog food plant in Lingis.
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Memphis
Tenn
Wade H. Tribble
Mlingis
Penn State Head Speaks At College
Dr. Walker has received numerous awards and honors including the Navy Distinguished Public Service Award Presidential Certificate of Merit and the Horatio Alger Award He is a Fellow of multiple societies and has held key advisory and leadership roles with the Army Navy NSF and various universities He serves on corporate boards and is a member of several prestigious honor and professional societies
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Walker
Navy
American Legion
Horatio Alger
Tasker H. Bless
American Society of Military Engineers
Institute of Radio Poneers
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
American Physical Society
the American Acoustical Society
Army
Naval Research Advisory Committee
National Research Council
Research and Development Board
National Science Foundation
Committee For Engineering
American Society For Engineering Education
Engineering College Research Council
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Dr. Walker
Vistors
United States Naval Academy
Institute For Defense Analyses
Pennsylvania Association of Colleges and Universities
Commission On Higher Education
Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Pennsylvania urges use of federal funds for aged medical care
Harrisburg AP Pennsylvania should immediately utilize existing federal funds for medical care of the aged rather than waiting for any new federal program. The Pennsylvania Hospital Association and the Pennsylvania Medical Society urged action, noting the governor will await the new administration's plans. They back a purchase of care approach where the state reimburses hospitals for free care to needy seniors from a separate fund, instead of direct hospital payments.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Hospital Association
Pennsylvania Medical Society
Lawrence
Jiohn F. Kennedy
Thomas McCreay
Medical Society
Mabel Barron
Hospital Association
Kennedy Faces Senate Hearing Over Attorney General Choice
Senate Republicans led by Everett Dirksen probe Robert Kennedy's qualifications for AG while Democratic allies defend him as a capable lawyer. Kennedy tied to JFK campaign, a former Senate investigator, with hearings touching on dozens of cabinet selections and inquiries into his experience and lineage.
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Wasilington
Senate
Everett M.dirksen
Robert F. Kennedy
Illinois
Judiciary Committee
Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
John A. Carroll
D-Colo
William P. Rogers
Eisenhower
Robert Kennedy
Rogers
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Untouchables on Ten Stations Despite Bureau Warning
Ten ABC stations aired The Untouchables despite a warning from James Bennett, head of the U S Bureau of Prisons. Bennett opposed renewal if The Big Train sequel aired, calling the depiction of guards and Capone an unforgivable disservice. ABC argued the scene reflected fiction, not prison integrity.
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New York
American Broadcasting Co
U.S. Bureau of Prisons
James V. Bennett
al Capone
J Frans
Atlanta
Alcatraz
San Francisco Bay
Cahants
Capone
Bennett
ABC
Federal Communications C
Sickness Shuts Leechburg Plant of Allegheny Ludlum
AP reports a illness among crane crews at Allegheny Ludlum Steel West Leechburg plant forced shutdowns. Company says disciplinary action against a crane operator sparked the action, with 22 of 26 and 32 of 35 workers calling in sick on two shifts. The Lenied Steelworkers Union says a meeting is planned in Beechburg to urge return to work.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
West Leechburg
Lenied Steelworkers Union
Beechburp
Allegheny Ludlum
Actin
Seek Thieves Who Rob Houses By the Piece
Kansas City AP report says police search for thieves stripping condemned houses brick by brick piece by piece. Two apartment buildings disappeared as robbers removed bathroom fixtures and kitchen sinks from abandoned properties.
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Kansas
CTPY
Kan
Special Potato Growers Award Presented in Harrisburg
Sylvania Cooperative Potato Growers Association honored Ervin R Hersey of Stewartsown York County at its annual convention with a special award for the fourth highest yield of potatoes in the state. He achieved 873 bushels per acre, just 64 below Pennsylvania’s all-time high of 997 set by E. O. Mastin in Bucks County in 1950.
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Sylvania Cooperative Potato Growers Association
Ervin R Hersey
Stewartstoun
York County
Hersey
Pennsylvania
Bucks County
Cuba Ousts Cuban Ambassador and Soviet Aide in Uruguay
Uruguay’s 4 minute council ordered Cuban Ambassador Marin Garcia Inchaustegui and Soviet First Secretary Mihail K. Samilov out of the country amid alleged pro Castro demonstrations and street clashes. About 4,000 demonstrators gathered in Montevideo as 1,500 police kept violence at bay.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Fidel Castro
Marin Garcia Inchaustegui
Mihail K. Samilov
Cuba
Mom Says No Slain By Son 17 Rutland Rutland VT AP
In Rutland Vermont police said Geofrey Peter Aldrich 17 adopted son of Rev Gordon Aldrich confessed to stabbing his mother as she sat at a row of chairs in the dining room after a quarrel over going to the library and his homework. The minister found his wife dead, the car missing, and the youth later told detectives he killed her.
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Rutland
Troy
N.Y
Geoffrey Peter Aldrich
Gordon Aldrich
Haze
Peter
Aldrich
Rutland Congregadional Church
Theodore Go Corsines
Sin
Charles A. West
Pine Grove Wesleyan Methodist Church
Cherry Tree R.D
Arcadia
Dayton
Daniel and
Arminta Gearhart West
Olive Marie Whited West
Floyd West
Oswego
William
Kittanning
West
W. Va
Struthers
Ohio
North Springfield
Sagamore
Pine Grove
Raleigh
Hillsdale
H.C. van Wormer
Norman Roof Devinny
West Elim Street
Homer City
Indiana Hospital
Frank
Margaret Roof de Vinny
Blairsville
de Vinny
Homer City Lodge
Lo.c.f
Woodmen of the World
Indiana
Homer City Water Co
Mabel Waller de Vinny
Olyn de Vinny
Johnson Stewart
Apollo
Charles
Buehl
R. W. Fans
D.D
US Planes Hit Laos Rebels as Pathet Lao Backed
In Laos, the Lantian government used four newly acquired US planes to strike rebel artillery positions 70 miles north of Vientiane for a third straight day. No damage reports yet, but experts say rebels could need more training and air support. No retaliation by major powers observed. Western intelligence notes an old Soviet spotter directing rebel fire earlier.
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Vientiane
Laos
United States
France
Phatland
Soaviet Union
China
Viet Nam
Pathe Lao
Obituaries from a Pennsylvania area paper excerpt
A compiled obituary item set notes multiple deaths, including Lester James Bush of Blairsville, Raymond Johnston Graff of Frederick Maryland, and Rev Charles A West of Arcadia. It lists survivors, birthplaces, and service arrangements with funeral home details and dates, in a tight newswire style.
Rusk Clears Path For Senate Approval As Kennedy Aims For Summit
President elect Thursday night selected Edward Gudeman of Chicago as underseer entry of commerce. Rusk faced questions on Red China and Soviet relations. He urged intensified efforts to inform the Cuban people and left open a possible Kennedy Khrushchev summit if productive.
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Senate
Orville L. Freeman
Agriculture
Arthur J. Goldberg
Labor
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Welfare
Stewart L. Udall
Interior
Senate Finance Committee
Douglas Dillon
Foreign Relations Committee
Dean Rusk
Commerce Committee
Luther H. Hodges
Commerce
Roman L. Hruska
R-Neb
Judiciary Committee
Loristic
Thursday Vight
Edward Gudeman
Chicago
Guleman
Sears, Rochuck and Co
Lehman Brothers
Harvard College
Washington
Rusk
iSoviet Union
China
United States
Cuba
Lanna Angevica
Khrushchev
Kennedy aides clash over disarmament and policy
United States officials discuss freeing two airmen held by the Soviet Union after a downing. President Kennedy hears reports from five study committees on international issues. One panel urges delaying public stances and creating a unified disarmament policy body headed by a cabinet-level official. McClos to lead the new Disarmament Administration. Rusk in Palm Beach says the separate agency question remains under study. Africa and foreign economic policy reports note inde pendent nations and proposals to boost trade and growth, with details not disclosed.
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Soviet Union
Rusk
Palm Beach
Kennedy
Polley
Alee
Deparenat
Isarmament
Defense
John J McClos
Germany
U.S
State Department
Fou
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Dirksen
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Rensete
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Special Potato Growers Award
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Maple Street
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Ferguson and Son
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Pinewood Drive
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Black Lick
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Shafifer) Geesey
S. Seventh Street
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Cambria Co
B.P.O.E
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Smicksburg RD
Plant City
West Mahoning Township
Indiana County
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Jane Elkin
Harry M. Anderson
Smickseburg
Anderson
Smicksburg Lutheran Church
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Smickshore
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Shenango Bridge
Nyc
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Bethesda
Onin
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